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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Meihuang Jianlan Variety
Flower name: Meihuang (different from the Meiwang of the mainland), origin: selected in Hong Kong, China. Details: a standard plum-blossom type; strong plants bloom as true lotus-plum blossoms, with vigorous pouches, clearly constricted bases and flared corners; the quantity is not large, and it only flowed into the mainland in recent years; it is a different variety from the Meiwang selected by Mr. Zheng Liyong of the mainland, and is a high-grade four-season plum-petal type.
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Cymbidium ensifolium Variety 'Jinsi Maweizhua'
Origin: selected from 'Jinsi Mawei' in Taiwan, China. Details: a traditional variety, 'Jinsi Maweizhua' was originally called "Ai Huanglian", but it did not evolve from 'Jinsi Mawei'. The inner base of the leaf is yellow with rod-like stripes, and the leaf tips have white claw markings. The flowers are green and white with a plain-colored center, and each petal also bears white claws, with large flowers and a delicate fragrance. This variety is easy to cultivate and blooms and multiplies readily...
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Introduction to the Characteristics of the Jianlan Zhigui Qimei Variety
Flower name: Zhigui Qimei; Origin: Sichuan. Content: Zhigui Qimei is a new rare-flower variety. Because its lip petal is shaped like the gui, a jade ritual object used by ancient emperors and feudal lords when performing ceremonies, it is named Zhigui Qimei. Introductions often say: the "Zhigui lip" is extremely rare, and Zhigui Qimei combines the characteristics of plum petals, few petals, goldfish head, upward-facing bloom, and wavy leaves all in one, making it very rare. This flower is worth over a thousand, but I personally think it is not worth it: the wavy leaves are wide, but too long; the flower is a few-petaled plum type, but too thin; the goldfish head is actually not attractive. If your focus in appreciating flowers lies in rarity, you might as well grow it.
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Introduction to the characteristics of the Minnan Green Butterfly cymbidium variety
Flower name: Minnan Green Butterfly, origin: Fujian. Content: Good plum-blossom-type and lotus-type orchids often come from Sichuan, but good butterfly-type orchids come from Fujian. This is a low-end new butterfly-type variety from Fujian. Although the price is low (several tens of yuan when bought last year), its quality is not low. Nowadays people's attention is on plum-blossom and lotus types, which fails to reflect the value of butterfly-type flowers. Apart from a few red dots at the base of the outer petals, this stamen butterfly orchid...
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Introduction to the Man Tang Hong Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) Variety and Its Care Methods
Flower name: Man Tang Hong; Origin: Sichuan (Emei). Content: It is the reddest flower of Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium). Grown under strong light, the flowers become redder. Man Tang Hong is not the kind of colored flower that is so red it turns purple; it wins everyone's affection for its form, color, fragrance, and correctness. The vivid red stripes on the petals alternate between light and dark, flowing smoothly. The flower color favors red, and when the plant is strong...
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Danxia He Cymbidium ensifolium Variety
Flower name: Danxia He (Chaotian He), origin: Guangdong (believed to be from the area near Danxia Mountain) Details: Among the native varieties of Cymbidium ensifolium, it can be considered a large-flowered and relatively lotus-shaped flower; the leaves have obvious patching, but unfortunately it is rather difficult to flower
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Xuemei Cymbidium ensifolium Variety
Flower name: Xuemei; Origin: said to be from the mainland (selected in Taiwan, China). Details: both the flower stalk and the flowers are very white, but it is not a pure white type; it blooms easily, the flowers open facing upward, and the petals are relatively narrow.
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What kind of orchid is the Jixiang Mei Jianlan? A brief introduction to its variety characteristics
Flower name: new variety, Jixiang Mei (tentative name). Origin: selected in Hong Kong, China. Description: large flowers held high above the leaves, with petals forming a single straight horizontal line like a level shoulder, shaped like strings of the character "ji" (auspicious), hence the name.
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Introduction to the Cymbidium ensifolium variety Yi Yipin and Analysis of Its Characteristics
Flower name: 'Yi Yipin' was named by Zhuangshi. Origin: selected by Yipin in Hong Kong, China. Details: In 2005, an old pseudobulb of Yipin Mei produced a new shoot, from which a mutation with striped variegation appeared; the linear variegation runs from the pseudobulb all the way to the leaf tip, and it has now continued through successive generations. Hong Kong, China, orchid enthusiast Mr. Zhu Bokuan introduced one of the Yipin Mei plants from the same group as p16, and it also produced claw-type variegation. This shows that Yipin Mei is an excellent variety with both fine flowers and fine foliage, tending toward multiple variegation types.
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Introduction to the Characteristics and Care Methods of the Brilliant Red Jianlan (Cymbidium ensifolium) Variety
Flower name: Brilliant Red. Origin: Sichuan, mainland China (hope an expert can advise). Details: both the flower stalk and the flowers are brilliantly red.
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